Imagine the Furor!

(Hans Schmidt)

Imagine the organized world outcry. . . if, during World War II, the Germans had:

executed 23,000 Polish officers, as the Soviets did at Katyn and elsewhere
destroyed totally, without any military reason, and at the close of the Italian campaign, the city of Florence, killing 250,000 or more of its inhabitants, as the Allied Forces did at Dresden
used - for the first time ever - nuclear bombs on cities, as the Americans did at Hiroshima and Nagasaki
bombed into near oblivion one of the most revered shrines of Christendom, the 1,300-year-old abbey of Monte Cassino, as the US Air Force did, without a valid reason, in 1944
herded hundreds of thousands of Americans, British and French POWs into open fields surrounded by barbed wire, and let them rot there for months without shelter and medical attention, and without sufficient food and water for most of them to survive, as the Western Allies did in 1945/46
attacked only days before the war's end clearly marked hospital ships, killing thousands of people, as the British did in the Baltic Sea in May of 1945
brutally raped in the occupied territories of Europe millions of helpless women and young girls, as mainly (but not only) the soldiers of the Red Army did in Germany in 1944-45
kept Allied POWs for ten years after the war as slave laborers, as (mainly) the Soviets kept German POWs in Siberian camps and elsewhere
destroyed every single British, French and American city of over 100,000 population through aerial bombardments, as did the Allies in Deutschland.

AND

transformed Auschwitz and other labor camps after the war into alleged killing centers, invented (and erected replicas of) gas chambers, and pronounced without proof a death count of "six million Jews and five million others" of whom no mass graves or large ash deposits were ever found. . .

AND

gave orders to the world neither to doubt nor to question these lies, under the threat of serious retribution!

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